High School Sports

ATHERTON—There was no shortage of opportunities for Christopher in its Central Coast Section quarterfinals matchup against Sequoia. The Cougars got seven runners on, five into scoring position and three stood 90 feet from home plate—but none made it home.

GILROY—Everett Alvarez had the tying and winning runs standing on the corners in the top of the seventh inning. With three runs already across and only one out recorded, the fate of the season was in the hands of Christopher’s Tyler Fhurong—literally.

GILROY—Get as many individuals to qualify for the Central Coast Section Tournament—that was Christopher’s goal heading into the Monterey Bay League Master’s Meet. With eight individuals and two relay teams qualifying for 15 events, the Cougars consider that a goal achieved.

Christopher's bats were hot against Milpitas, but it just couldn't turn basehits into runs.

Seedings times and locations for the Central Coast Section's baseball and softball playoffs are out and three local teams are three.

Six freshmen recorded a Top 5 finish at the Central Coast Section Swimming Championships Saturday.

GILROY—The “Never say die” attitude is alive and well at Gilroy High.

GILROY—The South County will be well represented at this year’s All Star game.

GILROY—It was eerily silent as Jimmy Lemberger stood at the plate in the bottom of the seventh inning. Josiah Wiley, the tying run, stood on second base and all Lemberger had to do was bring him home to keep Gilroy’s chances alive.

GILROY—From the start, Junipero Serra gave Christopher a fight—and Christopher showed it wasn’t going down easy.